Third-best seller is not the same as third bestseller

haha! but look at the bright side — you’re way way over mitch albom! your book totally rocks la..

Con­fes­sion time.

I made a rare visit to PageOne just two days ago. My last visit was months ago, when I quickly expe­ri­enced giddy spells after walk­ing amidst rhom­bic shelves and fail­ing to fix­ate on any one focal point.

Thank good­ness the revisit was NOT marred by the same rhom­bic fix­tures around me. The Chi­nese sec­tion was a rare and refresh­ing find for me. The sec­tion that offered 20% dis­count was even more cap­ti­vat­ing. There on the best­sellers’ chart, I saw the very one book whose exis­tence I had taken so damn long to dis­cover. They said 9.95 for a comic book was steep, but my pupils enlarged when I saw that the 20% dis­count would apply!

So much for putting your mas­ter­piece on the pedestal. The irony is, I didn’t buy it after all. My wife and I were try­ing des­per­ately to buy a 3rd item that will avail us our pass­port to the Vivo card together with its park­ing perks. We needed some­thing that would make us $13 poorer, not a comic book cost­ing a mere $9.

Sadly, I left PageOne with­out hav­ing had the chance to flip One Page of your comic book. By the way, they were all strate­gi­cally air-tight wrapped, so buy­ers are forced to buy first browse later, with or with­out regret.

Ok, shall I wait for the remotely pos­si­ble 50% dis­count at Page One, before I lay my hands on your 3rd bestseller?

heh! con­grats dude, i’m happy for you!
how’s wifey? would u mind updat­ing us on this?